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Quote from: yahoo62278 on October 04, 2022, 02:31:29 PM

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Quote from: kamvreto on October 02, 2022, 01:34:53 PM

Like campaign Fairspin, Bluechip (which I follow) both gambling sites didn't last long. Fairspin only runs for 2 weeks and Bluechip only runs for 1 week, and for several other signature campaigns it has also started to be held or ended.
Does this bear market affect the finances of the casino sites as well, so they have a low allocation for signature campaigns.

Well, Most new casinos start the Signature campaigns after they get suggestions from the campaign managers. The casinos expect an instant result and want to run the campaign for two or three weeks to test the effect. I don't think every casino is Running their signature campaign just because of the traffic they get from Bitcointalk. Stablished Casinos want to maintain their reputation as well. Most of the new casinos don't focus on that.

Recently I noticed yahoo62278 is not interested in running such campaigns for one week or two which is good.

Quote from: yahoo62278 on September 18, 2022, 07:36:53 PM

Signature campaign is not really the way to go unless a casino has a decent bankroll. Most casinos waste their money and go with the let's try a 1 week campaign and see what happens. Total waste of money. Casinos aren't going to launch a campaign and get miracle traffic in 1 week period. They are gonna need to settle in for the long haul and build a brand name.
So basically, do not contact me for a 1 week trial. I would not be interested.

No new casino is going to get the traffic they hope for by running a 1 week campaign here on bitcointalk. Let's say for example that I open a casino with a $50,000 bankroll. I decide to run a signature campaign for 1 week and spend $1000. I have just flushed 2% of my bankroll down the toilet because I am a moron and thought a signature campaign would bring me 1000's of new users.

I am not 1 of these desperate managers that will lie to a client and let them think a campaign is an awesome idea just so I get paid. I would rather see a casino do some smaller giveaways, free spin promos, review promos, or something smaller trying to work on their reputation vs waste money on a formula that will never work no matter who the manager is.

Now with all that said, a signature campaign is not a complete waste of money at all. You just cannot expect people to toss their money into something that is not proven right away. A company needs to build a reputation. A company needs to make sure their ToS is not completely ridiculous. A company needs to show that they plan on being around for a long time and that if you the consumer give them a chance, you will have a fun experience. Consumers also need to know that if they decide to trust a site and make a deposit, they will get paid. Of course you the consumer needs to read the ToS and make sure you can comply before making said deposit.

If a company has a decent bankroll and wants to come out aggressive with a signature campaign along with small promotions basically hitting the ground running, then I welcome those casinos to drop me a message and let's get to work building a name for yourselves. If you are a small company with a small bankroll, don't consider a signature campaign up front without establishing yourself so as you aren't wasting your money.

I can advise you and help you build a reputation, but I cannot force people to play on your site.

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